Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09

room, where an elaborate lunch was
spread. A little past o'clock Mr.. and
Mrs. Tingle were driven to the Union de-
pot. and they departed over the Omaha
road on a six weeks bridal tour through
the South and East.
The bride wore O becoming costume of
white Irish poplin, en- traine, with botanic
drapery of point duchess lace, with i'm
ported point lace front. The corsage was
cut V shape back and front, with the neck
lace hoop collar of solid seed pearls, full
decollete, trimmed with point lace, heav-
ily seeded with pearls. The bridal veil OF
silk illusion was worn.
Miss Mamie Kelly wore sea-shell pink
crepe with bouffant drapery of silver
gauze over the petticoat of pink, with
founces of duchesse and point lace. The
corsage was cut with high collars. No
ornaments or flowers. Silver slippers to
match costume.
Miss Tina Kelly wore rich costume Of
| Byzantine red surab, made short and
draped with the sameIshsde OF tinsel gauze,
slippers to match.
Mrs. Z. H. Kelly, mother of the bride,
wore an elegant costume, glOximia bro
caded plush and silk, en- traine, pointed
front, high back, and filled in with point
lace, Diamond ornaments.
Relatives OF the contracting parties
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Kelly,
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Kelly, of Minneap-
oils; Hon. George r Tiugle, father of the
groom; Misses Mamie and Tina Kelly,
Misses Georgia, Annie and Agnes Kelly,
OF Minneapolis
On Thursday evening Mr.. Harry Young
and Miss Annie Goodwin, both OF the
Island, were quietly married by Rev. j..
Gibson CAN'T, of st. Luke's p. f. Church,
in the presence OF very few friends, and
the fact did not become generally known
until Friday, when congratulations flowed
in thick and fast upon the happy couple.
One of the most elegant weddings cele-
brated in German society circles for some
| time occurred on Tuesday morning at 1870
o'clock when Mr.. John j. Coleman, the
popular South Side druggist, and Miss
| Roia, daughter of Mr.. Peter Miller, of
North Main street, were united in marriage
at st. Alphonsus Church. The attendants
were: Mr.. Lou Miller and Miss Lizzie
Yeager, Prof. JOS Keller and Miss Annie
WOeber, Mr.. George Klech and Miss
| Theresa Erb. The bride was attired in
superb costume of cream silk with the
conventional veil, and wore orange bios
SONS and diamond ornaments, while the
bridesmaids costumes were very hand
some and attractive. The gentlemen wore
dark dress suits. The ceremony, which was
very impressive, was performed by Rev.
Father Hyacinth, assisted by Rev. Fathers
Angelus and Didicus, Pontifcal High Mass
being celebrated in connection with the
ceremony. At its conclusion the bridal
party was driven to the residence OF the
brides parents where an informal recep-
tion was held and the happy couple re-
ceived the congratulations of their friends.
A fine luncheon was discussed and the
time was spent pleasantly. The happy
couple were the recipients Of numerous
handsome and useful presents. Mr.and Mrs.
Coleman left over the Panhandle in the
evening on an Eastern bridal tour, carry
ing with them the best wishes of their
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Beltz, on Thursday
afternoon, celebrated their golden wedding
in delightful manner, at their residence
on Peters Run, near Tradelphia. Their
children, grandchildren, and numerous
friends were present, and passed the day
very pleasantly. Rev. Chas. F. Schilpp
rebleSSed the marriage, and the happy
cOuDle were the recipients of many hearty
congratulations.
Mr.. leopold Miller and Miss Mary +.
Miller were married at St AlphOnsus
church, Thursday morning ut nine O'Clock,
Rev Father Hyacinth officiating. The at
teudands were Mr.. FL. Vogler and Miss
Lena Miller, and Mr. Leo Miller and Miss
Mary Kenney. In the evening a pleas
ant reception was rendered the happy
couple at the residence of the brides pa
rents III Pleasant Valley, and they were
the recipients ofmany hearty conglatula-
tons aud good wishes Neuhardt's Or
chestTa furnished the music for dancing,
and the time was spent epioyably. A
bouutitul supper was discussed at sea-
sOuabe hour.
Rev. Chas. Britt ana Miss Emma
Budke, both Of this city, were married at
the English Lutheran Church, on Six
tee%th street, Rev. f.. II. Dornblaser pas
tor of the church, officiating. Messrs j.
c. Lynch and James b. Mckee were the
ushers. At the conclusion of the ceremony
q brief and informal reception was held in
the parlors OF the church, and congratula
tons were shOwered on the happy couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Britt left on the lis train
over the b & q. for Knoxville, H., where
Rev. Britt is stationed, aad the best wishes
of their many friends follow them to
their new hone.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. Edwin NJ. Holiday, of this city,
aud Miss Lula Lee, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Hiram Douglass, of Ripley's Landing,
W. Va, which will take place Thu sday
morning, October Is, ut the residence Of
the brides parents, at II o'clock. Miss
Douglass was member of the class of 'S3
at the Wheeling Female College.
Miss Anna Murphey entertained q num-
Der OF friends at her home on Jacob street,
Thursday evening, in very pleaSan! man.
ner, and IN enjoyable evening was spent by
all present in Dancing and other social
aInusementS, until Il late hour when all re-
turned to their homes.
The Arion club house Is being thoroughly
renovated and put in first class condition
for the coming season. The hall has been
repainted and now looks neat and new,
and everything is i'll readiness for the
opening ball on Wednesday evening next.
October L. on which occasion the hall will
he beautifully decorated. The Opera House
orchestra will furnish the music
Last Friday evening quiet wedding oc-
CURED in South Market street, the con
tracing parties being Charles Smith, q
prominent Young iron worker, and Miss
Emma Ehsrwein. The ceremony was per-
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